What type of network connection is recommended for HMC and POWER6 Service Processor communication？（）

A.point-to-point

B.broadcast multi-access

C.nonbroadcast multi-access

D.nonbroadcast multipoint.broadcast point-to-multipoint

A.point-to-point

B.broadcast multi-access

C.nonbroadcast multi-access

D.nonbroadcast multipoint

E.broadcast point-to-multipoint

A.What type of attack is causing the system to slow down？()

B.A spoofing attack

C.A root kit installed on the system

D.A denial-of-service attack

E.A man-in-the-middle attack

ed as an NSSA areA. The RIPv2 routes are redistributed into the OSPF domain on router R5. What two types of LSAs will be originated by router R5？（）

A. type 1 Router LSA

B. type 2 Network LSA

C. type 3 Network Summary LSA

D. type 4 ASBR Summary LSA

E. type 5 AS External LSA

F. type 7 NSSA External LSA

A. RX-queue deferred

B. TX-queue deferred

C. RX-queue saturation

D. TX-queue saturation

E. RX-queue starvation

F. TX-queue starvation

lastweek. The technician executes IPCONFIG to see what the IP address is but it comes up with a169.254.254.1 address. This address is not part of the company‘s subnet.Which of the following MOST likely identifies this address type？（）

A.Multicast

B.DHCP

C.APIPA

D.Broadcast

A. number of users, type of applications to be used

B. performance per user, network bandwidth available

C. number of users, storage capacity per user, network bandwidth available

D. number of users, number of applications per user, network bandwidth available

A. Link LSA

B. Interarea prefix LSA for ABRs

C. Router LSA

D. Switch LSA

E. Intra - area prefix LSA

F. None of the above

A. The DR floods this to describe the local stub network segment.

B. The ABR floods this to describe the local stub network segment.

C. The DR floods this to describe the local transit network segment.

D. Each OSPF router floods this to describe its interfaces and metrics.

E. The DR and BDR flood this to describe the local transit network segment.

A.Denial-of-service attacks, because they are easy to perpetrate

B.Insider attacks, because most resources are spent defending against outside attacks

C.Packet sniffing and other “benign” attacks, because there is no way to defend against them

D.Brute-force password attacks, because most users do not employ good passwords